Federal Systex registration guides alfalfa hay use
Federal registration for Demeton Systox on alfalfa hay took effect August 16 1957 with Systox tolerance set at 12 ppm on dehydrated hay and 6 ppm on green hay. UC data show safe residues at 1 2 ounces per acre with 2 week preharvest interval and good aphid control with minimal predator loss. Regulations specify dosage 1 2 ounces per acre by ground or air and 21 day preharvest limit if exceeded. Sacramento County mineral value noted at end.
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Federal Food and Drug Administration
University of California
Richland teacher marries English bride in Los Angeles church
Schoolteacher Tom Flanagan, son of Clyde and Mrs McFarland of Los Angeles, wed Miss Virginia Malins of Cliftonville Kent in a June 15 nuptial mass at St. Cecilia. Bride wears white lace dress with Queen Anne collar and veil, given in marriage by her fiancé’s father. The couple plan to reside in Los Angeles after honeymooning at Catalina, with Flanagan later attending summer school at LA State.
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Richland
Clyde McFarland
Los Angeles
Virginia Malins
Stanley Malins
Cliftonville
Kent
England
Monsignor
Degnin
Church of St. Cecilia
Dale Endsley
Tom Flanagan
L. A. State
Flanagan
United States
Shafter
Acacia Street
Crawfords Visit Yakima Peppermint Fields After Vacation
Sidney Crawford and wife return home from a long trip visiting daughter Mrs. Robert Le Doux in Sunnyside. They tour peppermint and spearmint fields near Yakima river where peppermint oil is extracted for chewing gum and candy. Le Doux, a potato harvesting equipment maker, recovers from a leg injury while welcoming the Crawfords and their six month old grandson Andre Pierre.
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Washington
Sidney Crawford
Crawfords
Robert le Doux
Sunnyside
le Douxs
Yakima River
Yakima Valley
le Doux
Shafter
Andre Pierre
Saline Deposits Highlight Searles Lake in California
Searles Lake contains the largest known saline deposits in California marking a major geographic and mineral resource feature for the state.
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Searles Lake
California
Shafter High Students Attend Camp KCSR Meeting
Six student body officers and advisor Don Murfin attended a three day KCSR meeting from August 21 to 23 at Camp Condor. Attending were student body president Richard Sowder and vice president Bonner Boel.
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Shafter High School
Don Murfin
KCSR
Camp Condor
Murfin
Richard Sowder
Bonner Boel
Post Harvest Grazing Hazards and Cotton Defoliation Guidelines
Farmers should watch milo stubble for second growth which may contain prussic acid. Test regrowth before grazing cattle and sheep. Cotton defoliation should occur after boll maturity. avoid early defoliation to protect fiber quality. Use two tests to judge readiness and note Chlorate defoliants predominate this year with limited new options.
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Sudan
Johnson Grass
Kern County high school council seminar profiles student leaders
Social chairman Margaret Freed man and secretary Beverly Tatum joined KCSR secretary Verna Peters Raymond Villalvazo and advisor Don Murfin as fourteen Kern County schools attended an eight hour per day seminar. Students studied methods to improve student councils.
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Margaret Freedman
Beverly Tatum
KCSR
Verna Peters
Raymond Villalvazo
Don Murfin
Kern County
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Systex
An Agricultural Commissioner
Sacramento County
New Richland
Marilyn Reed
Joanne St. Louis
Mary McCutcheon
Dolly Blanton
Leota Adams
Agnes Jantz
Patricia Boyer
Bruce Crawford
Dave Cooke
Eleanor Haskins
Judith Binder
Sylvia Barker
Nina Francis
Margaret Barkley
Bill Kendrick
Jean Anderson
Mt. Whitney
Foreign Chambers of Commerce
San Fran
Sidney Crawfords
George Globe
Liberal Credit
Chester Avenue
Leeds
the Farmers’ Corner
Lou
Pioneer
Central Ave
Wayne
Rome
Snow Gates
24Th St
Buet
Boysenberry
Carnation
Borden
Mary Blake
Carnation Co
Dept
Diam
del Monte
Funa
Dromedary
Woo White
K. V. Valley Pride
U. S
Jemima
Borden’s Or Bet
Crocker
Torren _—s
Lake County
Bartlett
San Diego
Bell Peppers
Mperial Leo
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